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The State Department of Health (Sesau) began to distribute Monday (30) the quota of the month of August of the triple viral vaccine. There are 23,000 doses to cover routine monthly vaccination in all Rondônia states, serving patients aged 1 to 49 years (priority is given to vaccination of children aged 1 to 4, even vaccinated), protection against measles, mumps and rubella
According to nurse Eliza Andréia Ferraz, of the Secretariat Cold Network, people who are on the date of vaccination, with the inscription on the vaccination card, should not worry about taking a new dose, here that are already vaccinated, and should therefore collaborate with the system, opening up opportunities for people who really need to be vaccinated.
According to her, the occurrence of a case of measles in Porto Velho – a child who was coming from Manaus already with the symptoms of the disease – caused a race at the health posts in the capital, only to this reason they attended beyond waiting for the month of July, ending up with the regular stock of the vaccine, situation that is already
The nurse from Sesau made some observations regarding the counter- indications provided in vaccination, especially highlighting children and adults who are part of the age group, and vaccination of children can not be vaccinated. Pregnant women, allergic to eggs, immunocompromised patients – under chemotherapy treatment – and also carriers of the HIV virus, among others.
In a document produced by the Immunization Government Coordination Program, Sesau gives more advice. observe, with the suspension or postponement of vaccination, so that parents and caretakers observe these conditions so as not to waste time in health posts and to act as collaborators in this process.
According to the direction of the Department of Health Vaccination should cover all patients who have the following situations:
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2) After the use of immunoglobulins , blood and derivatives, vaccination should be postponed.
2) After vaccination, vaccination must be deferred until the disease is resolved in order not to attribute to the vaccine the manifestations of the disease; for 3 to 11 months, depending on the blood product and the dose administered, due to a possible impaired immune response;
3) Immunosuppressive or biological children should be evaluated at the Special Immunology Reference Center (Create)
4) Children taking corticosteroids at immunosuppressive doses should be vaccinated at intervals of less than 1 month after withdrawal of the drug;
5) Children under antineoplastic chemotherapy alone should be vaccinated 3 months after stopping treatment;
6) It is recommended to vaccinate recipients of bone marrow transplant at intervals of 12 to 24 months after transplantation for the first dose
According to Eliza Ferraz there is no reason to run at the stations . She informed that the 23,000 doses received by the state, and that they are starting to be distributed on Monday, are sufficient to meet the demand of the month of August of the vaccination routine of the period
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